Annette Nellen – Professor, Accounting and Finance Department
Dr. Annette Nellen is a professor in the department of accounting and finance at San José State University, where she teaches graduate-level tax courses. She speaks and writes frequently on tax policy matters, tax reform, tax accounting, and high-technology tax issues.
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Annette Nellen – Professor, Accounting and Finance Department
Dr. Annette Nellen is a professor in the department of accounting and finance at San José State University, where she teaches graduate-level tax courses. She speaks and writes frequently on tax policy matters, tax reform, tax accounting, and high-technology tax issues.
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These five rules to better understand taxation were delivered by John Fox during his conversation with Social Policy Connections guests on March 18 2009, at the Yarra Theological Union in Box Hill.
John Fox spent 36 years wrestling with tax laws as a lawyer in Washington, D.C. He is the author of the highly praised books If Americans Really Understood the Income Tax and 10 tax questions the candidates dont want you to ask (see www.10taxquestions.com). Professor Fox is a frequent media commentator on the distortions in the US tax system. His articles on whats right and wrong with the U.S. revenue system have appeared in The Washington Post, The Boston Globe, and many other newspapers and internet sites. He presently teaches Winners and Losers, a course on U.S. tax policy at Mount Holyoke College.
Professor Foxs lecture focused on Making taxation more equitable. His talk illustrated the need for major systemic tax reforms as a matter of social justice. With the elections of President Obama and Prime Minister Rudd, Fox emphasized that governments have a fresh opportunity to now undertake a major reform of tax policies in order create a more just tax system.
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These five rules to better understand taxation were delivered by John Fox during his conversation with Social Policy Connections guests on March 18 2009 at the Yarra Theological Union in box Hill.
John O. Fox spent 36 years wrestling with the tax laws as a lawyer in Washington, D.C. He is the author of the highly praised book If Americans Really Understood the Income Tax (Westview, 2001). Mr. Fox has commented frequently about tax issues on radio and television, and his articles on whats right and wrong with the U.S. revenue system have appeared in The Washington Post, The Boston Globe, and many other newspapers. He teaches Winners and Losers, a course on U.S. tax policy at Mount Holyoke College.
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These five rules to better understand taxation were delivered by John Fox during his conversation with Social Policy Connections guests on March 18 2009 at the Yarra Theological Union in box Hill.
John O. Fox spent 36 years wrestling with the tax laws as a lawyer in Washington, D.C. He is the author of the highly praised book If Americans Really Understood the Income Tax (Westview, 2001). Mr. Fox has commented frequently about tax issues on radio and television, and his articles on whats right and wrong with the U.S. revenue system have appeared in The Washington Post, The Boston Globe, and many other newspapers. He teaches Winners and Losers, a course on U.S. tax policy at Mount Holyoke College.
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